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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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81 s 30 a sss s @ 49, ~ &C.
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SUPERIOR coURT-TiuAL TERM-PART Iv.-Adiourned for
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COURT OF OYER AND TEgMSER-Before Van Brunt Juige
and DistrctAttornev Martne.-No. -, -,
CoUHr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-PARI d5Beiorc Suass So"
g g. TO- PleadingsNos IL, H. IL, L. 10, ~, IL,
Ia 10 90 II. % %. "a Is. 2G. 27 - 49,. ,,,
sleeve Judge and Assistant District Attorney Pudy-Ad
joumed 10 April IL. ,,, r,.. pooor,.r
COURT on GENERAL sEssIoSsPART IIL-Beiore kecoTdet
smvh and Assistant District Attorney DavsHed IN Part
iii Room OF The superior Coutl-Nos l. o. g. T. s. o,
40 II, ~, l3, ii, Is, IL. IL, lS, 49, 20, II.
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LIVE srooK MARKErs RY rELEaRApH.

BUFFALO, April e-Catt4-RecsipA last ~ 'hours 3 l76
head; total for week tnus ar So heat tor same ame
last week. 1915 head: consigned through % cara Oh OF
which TO New.Yorki dull and nominal.
6hsen-kecepts last ~ hours56OO mead total Tor week
thus far 2c6O0 head; for same tune last week ~ s1o
head; prices advanced l0Vl6c inferior to Fair 90 20:
Good CHOICE So ooSo go Estss 90 6oSs 90 one Load Fl
offerings taken. ~.
Hees- Heceipts last ~ hours-12 nead total for the
$4,000 head for same time last week 20 800
head consigned through 80 Of which III 10
10 cars for SALE demand and prces higher Mixed P
and Light Workers SIS 401S5 G0 Selected Workers 80 o30
65 Seiected Medium Weights 50 SOe$5 Sos other grades
unchanged all offerings taken. - ,...
CHICAGO April SINE Dyorerr journal reports-SaMx.
Reeeipts-l 900 heal ShiDments 800 heaa: ~
steady. Shipping Steers 300 to looo 70. "a yS
So 10 stockers ano Feeders So 6OISx ~; Cow" 0ui'
and Mixed. So 6Oas3 co. bulk 81 sO6s3 r. ,,
Hoss.kecepts 5000 heal shiDnens, 100 M pacs
nr and Shopping So GosSss IS, Light So sOSsa %. skps
Sheep-Recepts 1000 mead, shipments 400 hsaa market
stronger Natives 81 5o0s5 35i Western sS7oa*o l"
Tel So as 40. 49,.
ST. LOUIS. Aprl 9.-Cdre-Recelp1-4i0 head. Ship
500 head; the market steady. Choice HEAVY
Native Steers 81 8O0s5 rs, Far 10 Good shipping
Steers 81 0004 75 Butcers steers Fair TO Cnoice ~ 90
asa So Feeders fair good 81 201S4 0o Sockers ar 70
good 81 20G3lS Texans common to choice f2 lOesj w.
Hoos-Rocopts 1890 head shipmsnts $500 head market
SIS 90 ass Is. Packing gooa So 40SS5 b5 York
Medium TO Prime. IS 2oes5 10. Pigs, Common TO
Shxp-Receipfs 40 mead, shipments LOO head Com.
mon TO Far oOaf4; Medium Fancy 81 20 go &C.
Clipped Fair to Choice So 70G$i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
4. EJEC1ED FROM ST. STEPHENS.
THE BOLD TRICK OF THREE OLD WOMEN

FATHER CuRRAN's RETuBN FROM RETIREMENr-
DR.. M'GLYNS STARTS WEST.
The floral Easter decorations in st. Stephens Church
yesterday wero more elaborate than they haN- bser
for many years. specisi euort was made
by members Of tho congregation, and on Bat
urday night many ladies Of the parish as
sisted in the decorations They under the direction
of Duncan Harris and Mrs. Emmett The masses were
all we'll attended and at high the asles and CALLER
les Of the church crowded. The surplced choir
boys and chant choir of irty boys took
part in the services Father Colt the celebran
with Father Loughran deacon and Father McLoughlan
sub-deacnn. The sermon was delivered by the Rev.
Father Murphy.
and Mns ans as
solo singers were Mme De Carlo. Miss ONeill Charles
ga mist and Frank G. Dessert Organist and chormaste
AT the in the neghborhood OF the church
sold in large numbers and the pictures Of DR. curraa
were placed beside those of Dr. McGynn and had good
sas to
in the church yesterday to oicate One man brought
Where Dr. McGlynn's confessional stood He was
40 81 and
him that 1t would not be permitted Three old women
They went up to the communion rail and Father
Cotton came up to administer communion they put mp
ran. After the services the congregation dispersed
quickly
Hoboken Monastery Saturday night returned to the
city yesterday morning He went TO the rectory Of St.
Patrcks Church. In Motst where his clothes and other
have been since be left ST. Stephens Church. and
taking them away. went to the house OF friend DE-
yet where he would be assigned He would follow he
said directions OF Archbishop Corrigan, and expected
receive Assignment this week Dr. Curran renewed
statement OF hts belief that Cardinal Gibbons on his
return to the United States from Rome would be endowed
with pcnary powers that would enable him to restore
Dr. McGynn TO his old parish. .
At St Patrcks Church the Rev. Father kearDey SAID
that he had received word from Dr. curran aud knew
nothing to what his intentions were -
should think" added Father Kearney, that Dr.
would show his face here again after what
he said OF rectory He bias acted like schooDoy
and glad to say he Is not assistant priest OF ths
church" 49,
DIR McGynn attended mass at ST. Ccca's Church in
aud sixthst, yesterday morning Sew
era old parshioners from St Stephens. who know
that he TO be there present to see their old
pastor him we'll before he loft the city his
lecture tour in the West In the morning DR.. Curran
called Dr. McGilynn at his home in Harlem and they
passed few hours In consultation. Early in the even
Ing Dr. McGlynu went to Jersey City and took the train
for Cincinnati the Pennsylvania road. He lectures
there Tuesday night and will then TO St Louis and
Chicago before he returns East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


rhc grain markets irregular and unsettled on satur
day although influence inserted to affect values
Cash lot, were easier for wheat with over 10000
bushels by exporters The later options received more
speculative attention and developed strength but tho nearby
and easy. Tho closing figures were down
l. April o1 for May at 92 and cent for June at
9l gains scored Of ia 8 cent for July at 81 2.
August 00 September at 0l october at OF u December
May 1883. at 9o cents Cash corn was shade
In the early dealn the options wero rm but thoy
improv ended cent lower follows
April Nay 49 June 40 and July 49 cents Oats wero
demand The options ended with losses
of for April 34's and May at 34s and cent for June
80 There small recovery in the lard spccua
and final prices UP points for April at g. 90 for
81 81 and June at 81 o. and points Tor July atSI TO-
81 al. and October 81 81
Reader TiK TRiBUNEs report OF the grain mar.
ke Of Thursday NOT misleading and May wheat closed
cents rereads the Chicago dispatch be
will find the general idea Of the wheat market OF
that day. ..,.~,
receipts grain and -four reported Saturday at New
YORK Philadelphia Baltimore aud Boston were as follows
Wheat 9s5 bushels bushcls oats 2!7S
bushels grain 6S 22 bushels -four 5940 PACKAGES
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis The arrivals were
Wheat busbcls corn 53562l bushels; oats lO4 36l
bushels toa! grain, 7Gl bushels -FOUR 39G59 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April 10 SpeeiaMay wheat opened yesterday
s3 aud "a SAX cents at once The other
markets. Now.York Louis and Milwaukee, were cent
higher II is rumored that the Chicago National
Bank holds large deposit for the wheat clique and that
It has sent word TO various holders OF wheat Come
and see u.s." II the clique pays for the l2booooo
bushels here now and there probably be 49, 100000
bushels on May it will probably corner the storage
room already bushels OF grain here and
not more than 5000 bushels could tc stored here
eyou If made regular. The ten
relieved BY clique houses selling at 81 cents irwin
& and Field. Lindley Co. were large sellers
When dropped u 81 cents 1t was again peg
ged Kershaw Co buying az this ngure on the Guro 10
the afternoon sold freely at s3I cents The
receipts for Monday ~ Of oats 3lo cars o.
corn and ~ Of OF hogs this week
aggregate head and the shipments 6ol head
OF no lG2 head ami shipments VI o. IVY
hsad IL ia estimated visible supply Of wheat Will tie.
Monday 100000 bushels and that the visible sup
PLY of corn WILL increase over 2.0O0000 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
MINING srOCks.

MINING STOCKS.
II was a comparatively quiet week In mining stocks
the transactions at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange for five days having aggregated only 2lO7o2
shares against 700 40 shares for the preceding week
Prices have been barely sustained and In some instances
have marked considerable declines Middle Bcr, which
81 aSi TO- and Amador ranged from 50 20 10 81 o.
Sutro Tunnel unusually active and advanced from
"a cents to % p cents California aud Virginia. on tie
declaration OF another dividend OF .OOO advanced To
Sll JOaS1 The other COmstock shares were quiet ana
generally easy lower figures FL Cris,o continued TO
attract attention within narrow range OF ngures The
sales were AT Sc ass so Security Mining and Milling
ruled quiet az So - 75 s. 80 stanislaus declined
from So 10 SO 35d 50 40 At the Stock Exchange 1900
shares OF Phnnlx sold at prices ranging between 50 s7
and 81 37lo. ct. Kelvin active between 90 and 90
cents closing at 90 cents. the samc rs "a week ago.
The committee OF holders OF trust receipts OF the New
York Chicago and -. Iouis Railway Companys equip
incnt bonds I'm view OF the contemplated GENERALIZATION
of ,hr New York Chicago and ~. Louis Railway Com
many puhIlshcs "A statement thai arrange nenl W
respcct to its bonds has enecie ny which
each holder Of 900 viii receive about 500 - IN caA
and SAL Is IN first mortgage per cent bohs OF
tho Comma nv when rrorganzed II also informs holders
wish realize on tler trust re ePts WITHOUT
further delay that the committee u ready 10 cash then
nj for each 900 bond which arrangement, now
ever /. made subject to recall without notice.
The committee Of reorganization Of the Pittsburg and
Western Hallway Company gives notice that about W
per cent OF stock aud bonds OF the company bahs
been deuosted In accordance with the plan oi reorganH
alton the time dcpOsiiing the remaining STOCK ana
bonds Is extended until April 10. subject 10 payment
penalty OF per cent the par value OF securities De
posted Stock mnst also pay an assessment OF per
cent - per share in accordance Win the plan OF re
organization.
The following were sales OF mining stocks at
the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON. April 9.-Cotton hrm Kidding l0ic
Low Midalng 1919 Good Ordinary, o. net and gross
receipts 800 bsles exports coastwise SoS bales saes
bales: stock. 20, 500 balea
wcskly-Net receipts. 800 bales; gross ]; 3Ss bales
tho Continent $50 bales $3.50 baios
sales 6ly bales -
NoKYoLK. April o.-Cotton steady MddlinS 1875 net
gross receipts $50 bales exports 1+9 bales
sales 100 balosj stock. IL. l4B bales.
WeeklyNe and gross receipts 4J bales coast
wise. Ala bales; sales, TIA bales -
SAVANNAH. April e-Cotton firm MiddlnE los. Low lid
gross 3S2 bales coastwise 81 bales sAsA S0S
bales; stock. $500 baleA
wcekly-Net gross receipts l22l bales; eIporn 70
the Continent 1850 balesi cosstwse. 1904 bales sAe
7,3t3 bales go. 1900
NRw-ORLEASs April 9.-Cotton quiet Middlng 10 Lilo;
ccgs bales sales 9S9 bales sseh 2oI ois os!ss
exports Britain $500 bales coaswse Ito bales
sales 4, 100 bales.
Apr Tho following are the receipts Of cotton
At all the ports since September l. 1886:
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.!sS ESs Esh Hiz:a ~ &c ~ 49, = - Il
l70t7 vi DO for yuiy - 0<the - ~!
sSsS q > *;.: s s xR:
30 0seka Fntursa strong. sete Mxhsr "a Whi1Is
Tor June XSb0S0So do for July SobDyo 1A......
Potatoes unchanged Choce Larry nsse 20 ta = ~
sSSs, BuiSssls ehe.es e nm so:sl kss{s!
h n:Sssas 'Ao ss.r SS ssss. ssse. esd
s ssssss.. ssss. s... s,s =
Co. s 20 .m e. g g. u:S
Drsssss Hes n 40.
g Butter arm-rennylvassSna Grss%e IA IN e
Y Creamery Extra. 27o2seI Pack,ne Butter eSee
choice. 1895 Psunsylvans part Skins 617e: 90 full
Skins &c. Pennsyvana nrss ~ 9lke
Ohio and other Western hrsta IS Psrelsum1o Aeet
test IN bills 6%c. suGar-Renned nrm. 0ranulated 6to
Fesd dnl Winter Bran SIS soSsis SO per Rscspit
Flour 100 bbiA Wheat 6S TOO H. 6OO eush
Data 5000 bush. 6Mpments-Wheas ~ 200 busA Cora
100 vusa oats 800 busn
TOLEDO. April 9Wheaf active and steady. Cash o25c.
regular S3c Lake shore May $3.50 June s3Sc. August
So Corn steady No. 400. Glover Seed active,
steady Cash .whsos 1900 bush Corn 1900 busn.
bush. Clover Seef bs1a shiplnsnt&-Whsae
1000 BUSH Corn 5000 bush osu ...... busn. Clover
Seed 266
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Saturday, April a-BEEvEs.-So fresh ar
rivals and nothing sold or offered At tho cattle yards
In addition 10 tho shipments reported he Tower
Hill about quarters OF Beef for Nelson Mor
CALvEs-ony reported for today and no trade In
Live CalveA tseng steady and Common 10 Choice 'eas
SHEEP AND LAMBsIRecept: we're ~ cars 2, iy ~,
the l906l head against l0e5 head for last week
Trade slow but prices fary steady for both hoep ana
ling Lamba. The not quite cleared
clipped Indiana Sheep sold q = ~ MsS.m
ngs 50, and few tte lots OF Unshorn 70 o0pSo TO-
sales-P Kassi 2o3 Michigan Sheep. ~ g, Geo ~
cOlina for d. Harrington 100 Clipped Indiana sheep
los n, at ~ IS.
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throughout tho List and amongst the usual active brokers
Commission houses reported an ncreass b"th IN tne
amount OF their business and the numbers on tn,r
clients and less heard about lack OF or!ers p tue
twodollsr brokers' The Improvement has seen 700
marked to permit of denial but yet the nave
partaken OF no rampant excitabe character thcy
have been easy and steady but yet progressive.
subjoned Is usual table giving the highest lowest
and al prices and number OF sares sold for the week,
together with the na prices Of week OF sixtyou
active representative stocks preXed by the prices
April 10, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

The refined oil firm In tone throughout the
eeE and closed Exchanged at 6 cents gallon Abel
rest in New. York. Phiadelph!a I'd baltimore
will be done to-day In the Temporary quarters
st Broadway pending the complsoa o The new
building for the Exchange
OIL Crrv. Penn. April 9.-crade oh-Saaonaa Transit
opened at 6l md cosoi at e5 highest prc,
sc, lovc.t "a sales l5so00 barrels caarters 6S0l5
SSrrsls cicarances 900 barrels: shpmsntA lh!l2
barrels runA Darrda -,
PrrrssUsc Penn April a-Cruds oii-Petroi cum active
but firm National Transit Certdcstss opened ~ o4s
sna closed at SO ii highest price. 66b lowest etr
BRApFosp. Penn, April S-cruie on-NsheaN .rsa"'
A A q and closed 05 IL highest price,
seL lowest price 6sk Clsarsncsa s0s.00O barseiA
T1rusvnsx Psaa. April a-Nstioaa Transit csrtlaeasss
opened sse4 ed slsssi u Gs hsssss Srsa ssSi W"
oss ps1sA ~
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vEsrMEyrs GIVEN THE CATHEDRAL.

After the high yesterday Archbishop Corrsan pre-
scented priests tho Cathedral complete suits OF vest
mens used holy days These arrived in the city only
from Europe There thirty two pieces in ALL
irytw priests who take part in the
The of hte moiie silk embroidered
with gold and the most complete that now IN use In
The vestments said 10 De gilt 10 the
Cathedral Joseph J. O'Donohue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, April 1O-P. ".

.-s,sa SUNDAY, April 10-P. N.
The United States Treasurer last week received
s3910549 customs and S2o4s, 042 from internal
revenues total from both, &c. 091 against
for the preceding week Yet last week tho Trcasurys
net cash balances were reduced $l162910 net cash
in the vaults O63 and deposits in National banks
$7l3.O63 For the first time In several weeks the gold
balance was reduced- 90 576by loss OF 81 l7s4s6
bullion plus issue of 81 95l 900 certificates The re-
duction In the legaltender balance t$l,2s0732 was
by loss Of $40 1872 notes less reduction OF 100000
in the OF outstanding certificates and the reduc
ton OF the silver balance Isl was by an issue OF
056 certificates less accumulation OF $6ss2o2
bullion The amount Of the weeks net transfer TO the
fund for redemption OF National bank notes was
S2270070; that the not reduction In the available
balance was 81 3,s99.175.
snbjoined OF SATURDAYS statement
pared with those Of the statement of April 2. 1887
April q 1887. April 0. 1887. Differences
Gold coin and bull,
certificates
es.......... ST., os47 s77slO27l Dec s4.l2o57s
ti6csrss 2ll5soss lss7a2o6 Dec. l,2so7s2
Nat bank notes.. 2,56S.455 2,3l9,534 Dec. 23s0ol
banks lo,9l97ls l5,2oG,G76 Dec. 4,7l3o42
Silver dollars and
tifcates. ~7sssl,3s5 t77.ll45sl Dec. 1.26G,soi
Total. s2Os $50 1928 sio2 s3o2is sll.o2o. ioo
Deduct for funds
held 10 red'm Nat
blk notes, inclfg
fund. ~. Jos 1926 llo397.3CO Inc. 2.27Oo7o
Setavan balance sg5 ssIo32 s52 Dec i75
Non legal tender
(frc) silver coins 2t6Ol.olt z"co5ioo INC. oi,ooo
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Tne
s1I'ss sDI,as ss s s Yea q 81
Hs:sy s5s.ss
s9s' Snort s s. sS s 50
gallon o-t
sSSOo Du:n Sa'a. oar. SSoo s sS:%
b6 siooo BUSH SSrH s. aS"o easH
Produce Ma,ngsS sSa'y pa Ss gYs, mi nss
l2Gl2'7c. per doG
vsnsS * To 81 as a.
1000 s",a .aDmen $500 sSm sa M G9ss
:'gsnsSseso I've MIR
s, 3 s%
'sssy s SS%ms1
:siss 81 S.si
Esr, OHIO Es scarce anu H'"
oa psrr Srhs ADr' RED sss No
1 xS5 sse Me o.,: ss Ssf
bush. Corn ~" bush Oats ...... bush
April s-FlGs a,n ' .s.H,s, %s;s =, quiet
S Sss. S ss f: Ss
E Hitter :ss.d, DAIRY weas
Sss s sS 5@ wS Ssds p oso
sssSa SD Vii. Wheat 1850 Barley
PEORIA. April e-corn active and arm. HIsh M!.et
l,.a &c aa:a 'sys sHS nrn
rye steady No. ST co57c Mhskey arm At 81 IL
Keccipts-whcat BUSH Corn 900 pnsn Oats ~ I5Q
bush 1900 Barley bush shipments Wheat
- bush Corn 1900 bush. Oats $500 bush. Rye
...... bush. Barley bush.
rnApIrn April s5rlour steadily held d demand az light
do Extra 81 75GS3 15: Pennsylvana FANNY - % q
S. SO Pennsylvana Roller Process ~ 00 6SS Deawaro
Family 81 So Ohio Clear - 009y4 2o 40 straignt
a Indiana Clear "a 90 81 %. do straight ~ 20
81 Louis and southern Illinois Clear - 2o 60
DO Straight - 50 Whittier Wheat Patent ~ 20 90
Minnesota 50 75as4 2o do do straight = ~
40 iS s,os sp Srnd. s Is K1s
Whea-Tne speculative MARKET WAS Suiet s1po5s ne
ght spot lots duh but steady sales 70 nSu
in export o9c No He'd Tor April SS ee
Nav boSeei nos DO June 3e 90 'uy v,
0ptisas ag and weak and prices c1:sa c~s . spS
| No Mixed In grain depot ~ sc Steamer Ne 4xes
and Yellow In yraIa dspeg k7c Ne Yellow 10 gram eepo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED LINE.
Sailing every twelve csys ior weuaicd opportunity =
those Wishing to ,oyass % ne Are nm,
vsd with every modern 0G tns p "a male In foSf
sna PssSssc si4I For particulars Apply 70
General Managers. II wals6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

state d. IS D. at 6hc, 40 DO 1o5 D. az - C!pvsa
Yeerlngs II D. 1t % Uzshorn do. 20 ID, Se q 90
d. Hsrrissson: ssl STATE sheep, o. D. asee
were cars Of t6S cars 81 sSs
CITY end ae 40theG Total Tor the Week xCsev
against % COL head Last week None for sale alive Nom
naily steady at 50 601&6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
Dressm making.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW:
n yoTX TRIBUNk WILL BIZ RECEIvED AT x ran
UProWN OFFICES, No l23s Broadway eorSSs .ceoSd
asa !hia :t: ups sOS , @s fsarssss cor
ne. Foursenthst 100 Thrdaye. corner sosv RIM
1907 Thays near sittssnsSt r rea si,hss as0o
M,risvl. corner onehundrcd and'twsnsy'nnns1 W
.. M Of regular once rates :, - 90 a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

NRESSMAKER.--By Arst-class drcssmqker
- Sr ths dsy 70 cut DC anA dape % mke vosx Sees
with 49, 2nports fashions Address y k9b BEN INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The March report National Transit shows the expect
ed favorable course sumption contracted with the
decline production There was reduction oil 1914
n the gross and the sediment and surplus &C
count was increased barrels that the reduction In
the net amount merchantable oil from February was
23o9sS barrels Certificates outstanding were Increased
II 900 barrels there falling OF In credit balances
f 3o 3 barres Compared January the stocks have
been lowered by 553479 barrels and the total shrnkage
since December ST. 1885, 3s946o barrels, The receipts
from the wells in March 37G.756 barrels against
the receipts from other pipe
$50 1872 barrels against % 69s barrels the month
previous; total 17G5vOS barrels In March against
fOI4s4 barrels in February Tho deliveries were l9OSl3
only ia barrels went TO other lines or
practically showing nearly C00000 barrels delivered by
The Transit Company OF the amount u received
company the first three months oi 1851
nnara asf nlinyA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
CuirtEsroN April 9.-Turpentine dull at 34ssc.
SAVANNAH April 9.-Turpcntne hrm at soc
WILMINGTON April 9.-Turpeninc nrm at "a &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
Excursions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On ami ar,.r Oct IT. 1885, Express for Cape Charioa Ola
Paint Comfort and Norfolk Via Newyolk PhadsIho
SID oriolk tpicfc ayes PtpE.yvsi ksiT sastaesc
EsW.Yorf Il csily, siTyirg st Care Charles o:eo
m daily Point cSHisss tHs sn NGlfSln s IT,. !:
TcScts and be secured at The Tekee
once o,the Psnnsyfvania ksirosdcompapy'p cooxe
- Sa,rffntendeuS Gent Freight ssae